Yes, sure,the war will end if Ukraine’s money and weapons will be taken away. It’s basically saying: if Ukraine will surrender, the war is over… The problem is that the costs of Ukraine surrender is higher than the destruction of the war.
Yes, sure,the war will end if Ukraine’s money and weapons will be taken away. It’s basically saying: if Ukraine will surrender, the war is over… The problem is that the costs of Ukraine surrender is higher than the destruction of the war.
In addition what others have already said, in the Gmail search bar it can search for mails that have an attachment larger than x mb. I did that some time ago and there where a lot large mails that were not worth it to save on disk
You are absolutely right. Assuming the home server is probably not serving thousands requests every minute or mining bitcoin but just a file server or something that is idle most of the time.
I do not agree with that.
A PSU is the maximum what all the components combined are allowed to use. No more power than that is possible. If a system needs more than it’s PSU can deliver, it will become unstable (data loss, random restarts, etc.)
The 2x750 is a redundant setup that servers have. Servers need to be able to run 24/7. With redundant PSU if one PSU has a failure, the other PSU will take over. Without any restarts. You can just pull the plug out of one of the PSU and all is just fine.
I do agree with you that the max wattage is under load. Most home servers are running idle most of the time anyway.
Why not check online for each component for its max watt?
AMD FX8350 is 125W max Xeon E5645 is 80W max
Then the only difference is the motherboard, right?
And also, the Xeon has integrated graphics but the amd does not. If you will let the amd do a lot of things with video, it needs a video card or else the cpu will need to do all of that. On the other hand, if the machine main task is to for example render videos, an integrated GPU in the Cpu will not get you far either…
Yeah, or download the blueray files and convert them yourself with something like HandBrake. It takes a lot of effort but does do the job…
Just send them all the bills you have because “this acacemic year, you are implementing a You Pay For Me Policy”.
That is a long time ago that I have heard anyone say that. Wasn’t there a client software called DC++ or something like that?
True but it hosted in Germany. That country does not take it easy on piracy…
There are webshops for businesses. I know most fashion brands have those business to business sites but it is invite only.
But why? If Twitter is something he and his friends do not like it would be a better move to censor everything instead of pushing the users to other Twitter alternatives and spread the same message over there. Controlling is more valuable than pushing the users away.
Does this have anything to do with the whole email thing from the American military? According to the financial times, there are about 117.000 emails send to .ML addresses instead of .MIL…
I used to do it when phones had smaller touch screens. Now I type with both thumbs. That is a lot faster than swiping with one finger
So it finally happened. Was already wondering why it kept working for so long. Hopefully we see the new Boost app for Lemmy soon.
Android, Windows and macos all have different ways to make money.
Windows: sell windows as a product. Mac: sell hardware Android: use Google services too gain data and sell ads. Try to make the os as widly spread as possible.
Cool! How does it technically work? Does it fetch all titles (and maybe the body and comments) via the api from each instance or do you set up your own private instance and tap into the instance database?
What do you mean? Are private messages viewable by other users? Or other fediverse admins (that can also be everybody with a computer and a internet connection)
Some languages use the comments to generate documentation. Something like
// function to add two numbers func Add(num1 int, num2 int)